BSC already has one of the most diverse token ecosystems in crypto.
That’s exactly why OmniPool makes sense here.
More assets should mean more ways to launch.
Btw, the buyback & burn script is running smoothly, and the website deployment is all good. Everything is going seamlessly! 🚀
Omni just shipped a technical upgrade.
We’ve updated part of the supported pairing asset list and improved the pool selection experience.
check: https://t.co/i8v158cc5h
Want to see more assets available as launch pairs?
Submit an application and we’ll review it.
More pools. More choices. More ways to launch.
https://t.co/bCeyVDdpbb
Why does $OMNI have two burn mechanisms running in parallel?
Because OmniPool has two separate revenue streams — and we chose to push both toward $OMNI.
For every token launched on OmniPool:
→ 50% of fees go to the Creator
→ 50% go to the Protocol
→ 65% of the Protocol share is used to buy back $OMNI
For $OMNI itself, we go further:
→ 65% of Creator revenue → Buyback + sent to the dead address
→ 65% of Protocol revenue → Automatically executed by the protocol and removed from total supply
So far:
72.8M $OMNI → bought back and sent to the dead address
29.2M $OMNI → removed directly from total supply
Two burn paths. One goal.
We deliberately give up more platform revenue to support $OMNI.
We’d rather build for the long term than maximize what the protocol keeps today.
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6 hours since $OMNI went live.
→ $1.3M+ total trading volume
→ Market cap peaked at $1M
→ 105M $OMNI burned in total
Of that:
75M was sent directly to the dead address.
30M was permanently removed from total supply.
6 hours in.
The burn continues.
The product keeps running. 🔥
6 hours since $OMNI went live.
→ $1.3M+ total trading volume
→ Market cap peaked at $1M
→ 105M $OMNI burned in total
Of that:
75M was sent directly to the dead address.
30M was permanently removed from total supply.
6 hours in.
The burn continues.
The product keeps running. 🔥
Custom pools are coming.
Not every asset will be added automatically — we’ll review them before approval.
More flexibility, without turning OmniPool into a pool of random contracts.
https://t.co/pvyRn51nyS
Burns are just business as usual. Whether you're watching them or not, they just keep doing their thing automatically.
So, let's talk about something fun! ✨
Now we watch how people actually use it, what pools they choose, and what they want next.
The best product decisions usually come after launch.
Btw, since both BSC and Robinhood are EVM, Omni is looking into adding the Robinhood Chain. The same features will work over there, but our platform token isn't changing.
Total supply reduced by 27.5M
Sent 73.4M to the dead address
[0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dead]
That's over 100M burned in total! 🔥
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Script auto-executed successfully! 🚀
We won't be tweeting about burns individually anymore unless there's a major milestone. Make sure to track the black hole addresses on-chain:
0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dead &
0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Script auto-executed:
https://t.co/QIdAFhNSU7
https://t.co/gBGY1XyVxF
A quick note on OmniPool fees & buybacks.
Automated buybacks will be enabled next.
Every buyback and burn will be fully traceable — you’ll be able to follow the wallet directly or check the burn records on our website.
For $OMNI itself:
→ 65% of 100% of protocol-generated fees will be used for buyback & burn.
For tokens launched through OmniPool:
→ 50% of trading fees → Token Creator / Dev
→ 50% → OmniPool
→ 65% of OmniPool’s share → Buyback & Burn
One important clarification:
OmniPool does not take the Creator/Dev’s 50% share.
That revenue belongs to the creator.
We only use our own protocol revenue for $OMNI buybacks and burns.
Everything will be on-chain and verifiable.
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https://t.co/cgY8MI2QtV